The Goderich Signal-Star, 1972-11-23, Page 19• Dear Ann .randers: Can you."
i tell 'me what has happened to
health inspection? The kitchen
help' in this town is absolutely
filthy. When worked in
restaurants no one was allowed
• to go near the food without a
hair net. Today we see young
fellows with beards and long
hair flopping all over the place.
They handle food and their per-
spiration drips onto the grill and
into the hamburgers.
We took the children to• sup-
per last night and'when we saw
-the filthy kitchen help, we
,walked out. I think something
should be done' about it, don't
you?--N.Y., JJJ.
Dear JJJ: I do. Restaura' i'ts
that hire such help should . be
reported to the City or County
H -,.
eajth Depa;ent,..,�,A�.i�d�..xou_
should return in a Week to see if
the filthy'' hes Njs, still employed.
Ifit is, pass the word and
boycott the place.
A spokesman for the Chicago
• Board of Health said the city or-
dinance requires adequate
protection against head hair
falling into the food. This means
long hair must be kept in place
under a cap or hair net. A
• Chicago spokesman said they
have never been faced with the
• question of beards, but * it
should come up, the chin would
probably be considered part of
thehead. •Personally, I don't see
how they could force a fellow to
put a hairnet over his beard, but
today, anything is possible.
Dear Ann Landers: Yesterday
--decoded- -to-- eleen--Bout the --
bookshelves. I discaiJed several
shabby -looking books - among
them my wife's baby Bible.
When Mae found out she nearly
tore me apart. Under ordinary
circumstances her` anger might
have been justified but let me
explain:
My mother-in-law is convin-
ced that her daughter married
the devil's personal represen-
• tative. Mae and .I have been
married nine years and for nine
years straight my mother-in-law
has given mei a imbid new Bible
for Christmas. I don't know
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whether she forgets froni yearto
year or if she is trying to tell me
something.
We had . ten Bibles in •our
bookcase so I threw out the,.nne
that looked the most beat up. It'
was Mae's baby Bible. Please
tell me if I did a terrible thing
She won't forgive me. - Praying
In Trona
Dear Trona: Terrible? No.
Thoughtless, yes. Suggest that
Mae look up the Gospel accor-
ding to Matthew 18:21-22 where
Jesus tells St. Peter that he
should, forgive seventy times
seven. After all, what good is it
to have nine Bibles in the house
if you don't pay any attention to
what's in them?
Dear Ann Landers: May I
present the other side of the plc
-Wig-conger Bing the giving away
of goldfish as carnival prizes?
. The picture presented by "I
, Love Life" was pretty grim -
those poor things in plastic bags
�•i
with only_ a few spoonsfui of
water.
'My child won a goldfish -at a;
country fair and it was one of
the most meaningful experiences
of her. life. She named hien
George. George had a baby
goldfish shortly 'after and she
naiued that one .Prissy,. My
total investment for both fish
wase 30c for a bowl from the
dimestore and some fish food.
George died first and Prissy
soon after. We had two funerals.
Those fish meant ,more to our
children than anything we ever
bought ,.,them. So, Ann,' if you
haven't tried it, don't knock it., -
Fort Worth.
Dear F.W.: I HAVE tried it
and I'm not knocking it. Our
goldfish .�arlr�ere etrghiba , and
Sebastian. We thought -they
were brothers until two baby
fish appeared one morning. We
loved those "pets" and I'll bet
the feeling was mutual!
Kinettes plan tea,
bazaar for Dec. 9
in McGee showroom
• The Kinette Club of Goderich
= met November 13, 1972 at the
Kinsmen Playground. Three
guests welcomed. atthe meeting
were Carolyn S.mith,.Mary Lynn,
•-Hamilton-and-Jane _Gampllell:
•
Brady's Girl Guides on Child
Care. The' girls who successfully
pass the exam will be given
their Child Care Badges. This
course. began November 8.
At_this-- meeting the -girls- -tu
ned• in their mitts they have
made and also their Christmas
card tags to be given to the
Children's Aid Society.
Again this year the Kinettes
will be heading'the Ability Fund
(March of Dimes).. This Com- •
mittee will hold a meeting
November 27.
Also, a Committee was set up
for the Mardi Gras. This Com-
mittee will meet November 2.1.
The girls then enjoyed a game
of Court Whist followed by 'a
lunch.
One of the main issues
discussed at the meeting was the
Christmas Bazaar and Tea to be
held December 9 at the McGee
Showroom. 'Kinette Cook Books
and tickets on a quilt are on
sale now and will be available
at the Christmas Bazaar. With
regards .to the Cook Books, it
was decided that the
Businessmen who put adver-
tisements in ,the Cook 'Books
should be shown their ads as
they' appeared in the books.
Kinettes Helen Hill and Judy'
Hiles have been instructing Mrs.
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The Little Village is one of the several UNICEF cards on sale at The Green Door on Hamilton
Street. The card was drawn by the Belgian artist Raymond Victoir. Proceeds from -the sale of
this card help UNICEF in its many programs to aid children world-wide at Christmas. If you
send Christmas cards, send cards which will help others. •
Former Dungannon man
ack as area speaker
Jim Reed of Toronto, and a
frequent visitor to Du.ngtannon
where he was raised, was the
guest speaker at the Remem-
brance Night Banquet of the
Lucknow Branch 309 of the
Royal Canadian Legion.
Jim and his wife Bev. after
their Marriage, spent two years
in Central America and Latin
America where he did freelance
writing. Jim is now an employee
of the CTV network and some of
his recent work has been •heard
and viewed on the Sunday night
program of news and public af-
fairs, W5.
H.e..-showed._..s1idPs. _sof califs in
South, America and Central
America and impressed on those
.in attendance what a privilege
and .opportunity it is to live in
Canada.
In his remarks, Jim stated
.that it was 27 years since he had
lost an uncle in the second
world war and' that having
travelled in many countries in
his adult life, he had an ap-
preciation of what they were
fighting to preserve.
Jim's remarks about South
America indicated that they had
• travelled for two years by plane,
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police in Bolivia. He said that
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Eedy who stated that Jim was
born in Dungannon, , attended
Lucknow High School, attended
Western University majoring in
English worked with the
Canadian Players and with
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in Moscow. • .Jim was. highly
critical of the conduct of the
management of Team Canada
while in Russia,' with particular
references to Allan Earl
He was thanked by Bud
Thompson, and presented with
a copy of Dr. Johnston's book,
Gordon Montgomery, president
of the Lucknow Legion, was
chairman for the banquet and
program. He welcomed all those
in attendance and made par-
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day and evening of remem-
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